Stay informed: Continue to check for any current or future flood warnings and sign up for flood warnings to get updates: gov.uk/flood or contact Floodline on 0345 988 1188
Check your flood risk: You can check your current flood risk and long-term flood risk here: gov.uk/check-flooding
Check your river level: You can check the latest river, sea, groundwater and rainfall levels to help you understand your flood risk: https://check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk
Create a personal flood plan: If you live in a flood risk area, do what you can now to prepare for a flood. This could include creating a personal flood: gov.uk/government.publications/personal-flood-plan
Report flooding: We understand it is a difficult time when people are affected by flooding, however if your home or business has flooded, please make sure you report if as close to the event as possible: gov.uk/report-flood-cause
Get involved: Understanding flood risk at a local level and taking appropriate action can help communities become more resilient. Communities can work with key agencies to manage their flood risk by forming a flood action group: thefloodhub.co.uk
Who can you contact about flooding? In an emergency, dial 999 if life is in danger.
Floodline 24hours 0345 9881188 gov.uk/flood for flood warnings and advice.
Environment Agency 24hour incident hotline 0800 80 70 60 to report flooding from main rivers, damage to riverbanks and blockages causing flood risk.
Report flooding from a sewer, water main or a household storm water drain: Anglian Water: 0345 7145 145 Thames Water: 0800 316 9800 Affinity Water: 0345 357 2407